General Knowledge MCQs

The yellow sea lies between?

1. China and South Korea
2. Egypt and Saudi Arab
3. Australia and South Africa
4. None of the above
International Food day is observed on?
1. 15 OCT
2. 16 OCT
3. 12 OCT
4. 14 OCT
Canton is a city in?
1. Thailand
2. Germany
3. China
4. South Korea
Flag of the red Cross is the reverse of the flag of?
1. Germany
2. Switzerland
3. England
4. Sweden
Nelson Mandela was born in?
1. 1918
2. 1919
3. 1920
4. 1921
The USA celebrates its independence day
on?
 1. 4th July
2. 17th July
3. 24th July
4. 29th July
The Celebrated novel” The Godfather” was authored by?
1. John Milton
2. Victor Hugo
3. Mario Puzo
4. Harold
The earth is closer to the sun in?
1. January
2. July
3. September
4. June
The 1st Olympic Gold medal for Pakistan was in the Summer Olympic Games of?
1. 1956
2. 1960
3. 1964
4. 1968
Usain Bolt holds the record for 100 meters race. To which country he belongs to?
1. Barbados
2. Jamaica
3. USA
4. Kenya
The one who won the Grand Slam in tennis twice?
1. Leo Hoad
2. Roy Emerson
3. Rod Laver
 4. Jimy Connors
Bashar al Assad is the President of?
1. Iraq
2. Kenya
3. Syria
4. Iran
What is the currency of Honduras?
1. Lempira
2. Pound
3. Peso
4. Dollar
Duma is the parliament of?
1. Japan
2. Italy
3. Russia
4. Maldives
____ many legs an adult butterfly has?
1. 6
2. 4
3. 2
4. 8
How many pounds are there in 1 kilogram?
1. 2.036
2. 2.2046
3. 2.1046
4. 2.2146
Which of the following is not associated with UNO?
1. ILO
 2. WHO
3. Security Council
4. ASEAN
In which year Nobel prize instituted?
1. 1896
2. 1901
3. 1876
4. 1900
Which of the following countries has unwritten constitution?
1. Israel
2. UK
3. New Zealand
4. All of these
AISE is the secret agency of?
1. Russia
2. USA
3. Britain
4. Italy
How old the earth is?
1. 4.5 billion years
2. 4.6 billion years
3. 4.4 billion years
4. 4.7 billion years
The time taken by sunlight to reach the earth is?
1. 4 min 30 sec
2. 8 min 20 sec
3. 10 min 20 sec
4. 12 min 30 sec
Issac Newton gave
1. Law of planetary motion
2. Laws of motion and laws of gravitation
3. Law of Geometry
4. None of these
Greenwich is located in?
1. Greenland
2. England
3. Holland
4. France
River Nile originates from?
1. Lake Nyasa
2. Cherangany Mountains
3. Lake Victoria
4. Springs
5. in Kenya
The E.C.O was founded in?
1. 1970
2. 1975
3. 1980
4. 1985
Water covers about _ of the Earth’s surface?
1. 55%
2. 65%
3. 70%
4. 85%
Which part of the world is known as the world of lilies?
1. Singapore
 2. Canada
3. Japan
4. Korea
New York is known as
1. City of rivers
2. City of building
3. City of Skyscrapers
4. City of stars
Which continent was known as a dark continent?
1. Asia
2. Africa
3. Australia
4. All of these
“Crotes” is the parliament of?
1. Holland
2. France
3. Spain
4. Bangladesh
“Shora” is the parliament of?
1. Nepal
2. Afghanistan
3. Taiwan
4. Iran
Formosa is the old name of?
1. Cambodia
2. Rhodesia
3. Taiwan
4. Bangkok
The maximum number of women received Nobel Prize in the category of?
1. Peace
2. Medicine
3. Literature
4. Physics
The name United Nation was coined by?
1. Stalin
2. F.D Roosevelt
3. Winston Churchill
4. Austin Mills
Which of the following countries has the largest number of airports?
1. India
2. UK
3. China
4. USA
The Smallest country in Central Asia is?
1. Tajikistan
2. Kazakistan
3. Uzbekistan
4. Turkmensitan
Taipei is the capital of?
1. North Korea
2. South Korea
3. Cambodia
4. Taiwan
Alexandria is the seaport of?
1. Greece
2. Iraq
 3. Syria
4. Egypt
Freetown is the capital of?
1. Sierra Leone
2. Senegal
3. Rwanda
4. Uganda
Pisa tower is located in?
1. Germany
2. Italy
3. France
4. Paris
Serena Williams is a famous player of?
1. Cricket
2. Basketball
3. Tennis
4. Badminton
Donald Trump is the _____ president of America ?
1. 46th
2. 45th
3. 44th
4. None of these
Bhutan is Known as?
1. Land of Rivers
2. Land of Pagoda
3. Land of flying fish
4. Land of thunderbolt
Who is the founder of Taoism?
 1. Lun Yun
2. Tao-te-Cheng
3. Lao-tze
4. Hung Fe
Which is the biggest company of computer software in the world?
1. Google
2. Yahoo
3. Microsoft
4. MSN
Which Country won the first hockey world cup?
1. Srilanka
2. India
3. Westindies
4. Pakistan

Donald Trump defeated how many members for presidential elections?

1. 17
2. 16
3. 15
4. None of these
Which of the following country is know as Mistress of Seas?
1. USA
2. Ireland
3. UK
4. Russia
In the Composition of earth, aluminum is?
1. 27.5%
 2. 20.3%
3. 14.5%
4. 8.1%
The deepest part of Ocean is?
1. Vostok
2. Puerto Richo Trench
3. Mariana Trench
4. Sundas Trench
After Australia which of the following is the smallest continent?
1. Antartica
2. South America
3. North America
4. Europe
The Highest waterfall in the world is?
1. Victoria
2. Angel
3. Niagra
4. Tugela
The area around the north and south poles within the polar circle are called?
1. The Frigid Zone
2. The Temperature Zone
3. The Torrid Zone
4. None of the above
Death Valley” in California USA is so-called because?
1. It is a highly populated area on earth
2. It is an Extremely cold region on earth
3. One of the hottest places on the earth
4. The existence of large no of volcanoes.
Identify the Largest Ocean?
1. Pacific Ocean
2. Indian Ocean
3. Atlantic Ocean
4. Arctic Ocean
International Nursing day is observed on?
1. 12 May
2. 13 May
3. 17 May
4. 18 May
Total Seats of KP in National Assembly after KP-FATA merge are?
1. 48
2. 60
3. 54
4. 68
Which player votes as England’s football player of the year?
1. Eden Hazard
2. Mohammed Salah
3. Gareth Blae
4. Louis Suarez
Who wrote the Controversial Book” The Spy Chronicles”?
1. Ehsan ul Haq
2. Rizwan Akhtar
3. Asad Durrani
4. Naveed Mukhtar
The sea that separates Italy and Greece is called?
1. Mediterranean
2. The Tyrrhenian
 3. The Adriatic
4. Ionian Sea
Which of the following River flows behind the Taj Mahal?
1. Narmada River
2. Indus River
3. Beas River
4. Yamuna River
Graveyard of Empire is?
1. USA
2. UAE
3. Afghanistan
4. Pakistan
Which country introduced for the first time competitive examination for selection of public
servants?
1. China
2. Newzeland
3. USA
4. Pakistan
Which of the following ports are called Babul Makkah (Gate of Makkah) in the Mughal Period?
1. Surat
2. Calicut
3. Camby
4. Broach
Nawab Sir Salimullah Khan was president of Bengal Muslim League in?
1. 1903
2. 1913
3. 1923
4. 1912
The renowned author of the Spirit of Islam and a Short History of the Saracens was?
 1. Shiblee
2. Nawab Mohsin
3. Syed Ameer Ali
4. None of these
The Capital of Cyprus is?
1. Alexandria
2. Famagusta
3. Nicosia
4. Limassol
What day is observed internationally on 5th October?
1. Woman’s Day
2. World Health Day
3. Teacher Day
4. Human Rights Day
The Earth’s Smallest Ocean is?
1. Atlantic
2. Arctic
3. Indian
4. Pacific
Which of the following Organizations was established in 1920?
1. United Nation
2. League of Nation
3. NATO
4. SEATO
Which Country Flag is Known as Union Jack?
1. France
2. Netherland
3. U.k
 4. Portugal
What type of acid is used in car batteries?
1. Hydro Chloric Acid
2. Sulfuric Acid
3. Mercury
4. Nitric Acid
The Capital of Turkey is?
1. Istanbul
2. Ankara
3. Konya
4. None of these
By which Organ does a sanke hear?
1. Inner Ear
2. Eyes
3. Tongue
4. Tai
The most populous Islamic Country of the world is?
1. Iran
2. Saudi Arabia
3. Pakistan
4. Indonesia
Arab League was established in March 1945 with headquarter in?
1. Cairo
2. Riyadh
3. Baghdad
4. Sudan
The Length of Suez Canal is?
1. 236
 2. 210
3. 193
4. 169
When was IMF established?
1. 1945
2. 1948
3. 1949
4. 1950
OPEC has its Headquarter in?
1. Lusaka
2. Tripoli
3. Syria
4. Vienna
The First Republican president of USA was
1. George Washington
2. Abraham Lincoln
3. John Adams
4. George Bush
Name the longest river of Asia?
1. Indus River
2. Ganges River
3. The Yangtze or Chang Jiang
4. None of the above
Which of the following glacier is in Hunza?
1. Hispar
2. Biafo
3. Atrak
4. None of the above
“Star and Key of Indian Ocean” are called which part of the world?
1. India
2. Srilanka
3. Maldives
4. Mauritius
Name the following country which is called the land of milk and honey?
1. Switzerland
2. Norway
3. Bahrain
4. Lebanon
Which one is the boundary line between Poland and Germany?
1. Maginot Line
2. Seigfried Line
3. Hindenburg Lines
4. Mannerheim Lines
Knesset is the parliament of
1. Japan
2. Norway
3. Israel
4. None of the above
Which type of Uranium is used in the Nuclear reactor
1. U – 235
2. U – 234
3. U 238
4. U – 236
Which of following international organization has no formal structure
1. OIC
2. D-8
 3. OPEC
4. G – 8
Which city is situated on the bank of “Tigris river”
1. Tehran
2. Baghdad
3. Cairo
4. None of the above
Who is called the lady of the lamp
1. Sarojni Naido
2. Raana Liaqat Ali
3. Florence Nightingale
4. Mother tressa
What is nicknamed as a blue pipe in medicines?
1. A vein
2. Blood Clotting
3. Frostbite
4. None of the above
Ecuador named after what?
1. Episcopalian
2. Equator
3. Earth wax
4. None of these
What country had three presidents in the same day?
1. Africa
2. Mexico
3. Argentina
4. None of the above
Which of the following rivers carries the most water in Africa?
 1. Mekong
2. Congo-Zaire
3. None of the above
Which of the following snake only builds a nest to lay eggs?
1. Rattlesnake
2. Viper
3. King Cobra
4. None of these
The ownership of “Kuril Islands” in the north Pacific ocean is the subject of territorial dispute
between
1. China & Japan
2. Japan & Russia
3. Australia & New Zealand
4. USA & Russia
The Strait of Gibralter Connects which of the following
1. Mediterranean sea & Atlantic Ocean
2. Mediterranean sea & Black Sea
3. Red Sea & Arabian Sea
4. Caribbean Sea & North Pacific ocean
Gobi Desert is situated mostly in
1. South Africa
2. North Africa
3. Russia
4. Mongolia
Which of the following Nuclear power plant was established in Pakistan with the co-operation of
people Republic of China
1. Karachi Nuclear power plant
2. Kahuta Nuclear power plant
3. Chasma Nuclear Power plant
 4. All of Above
In Violation of Indus Basin Treaty 1960 India constructed “Wollar Barrage on River
1. Sindh
2. Chemab
3. Jhelum
4. Sutlaj
Black Gold is also second name of
1. Cotton
2. Oil
3. Coal
4. Carbon
“free town” is the Capital of
1. Sierra leone
2. Fiji
3. Niger
4. Oiba
During the year 1999 -2000 the national saving rate of Pakistan was
12. 2%
13. 3%
14. 6%
15. 01%
During the year 1999 – 2000 percapita income of Pakistan was
1. 350$
2. 508$
3. 443$
4. 593$
The present government has exempted agricultural income tax for farmers with
Land holding below
 1. Seven acres
2. Nine & Half acres
3. Twelve & half acres
4. Twenty acres
In which of the following parts of Sri Lanka Tamil population is in majority
1. Colombo
2. Kandy
3. Jaffna
4. All of above
Who is called a radical
1. One who advocated polity based on religious tenets.
2. One who is champion of status Quo.
3. On who advocated revolutionary changes in the current practice conditions.
4. Who support unconstitutional go
P.P.C stands for
1. Pakistan Procedure code
2. Punjab police code
3. Pakistan penal code
4. Punjab penal code
What is meant by cash crop
1. The crop which is sold on high prices
2. The crop which is grown only for sale rather than for farmer’s use
3. The crop which is grown only for export earnings.
4. None of the above
The most urbanized province of Pakistan is
1. Punjab
2. KPK
3. Sindh
 4. Balochistan
Which is the largest producer of wool in the world
1. Australia
2. America
3. China
4. Britain
W.W.W. stands for
1. World Wildlife Welfare
2. World Wide Web
3. World Women Welfare
4. World Workers Welfare
Indian intelligence agency “RAW” stands for
1. Research Army Wing
2. Research & Analysis Wing
3. Regulation of Army Wing
4. None of the above
Head Quarter of OPEC is in
1. Vienna
2. Jakarta
3. Mexico City
4. None of above
In the total population of Pakistan share of Punjab is
1. 45%
2. 60%
3. 55%
4. 68%
In the total area of Pakistan, the share for Punjab is
1. 20%
 2. 35%
3. 25%
4. 42%
Ghauri – 1 is a
1. Long Range Missile
2. Short Range Missile
3. Medium Range Missile
4. Anti- tank missile
The largest consumer of petroleum products in the country is
1. Agricultural sector
2. Power sector
3. Industrial sector
4. Transport sector
The deepest known point on earth is in the Marian a trench in Pacific ocean in
1. Australia
2. Mexico
3. Argentina
4. Philippines
Niagra falls is situated on the border of
1. England & France
2. Argentina & Uraguay
3. Greenland & Ice land
4. S.A & Canada
Arabian Sea is a part of
1. South pacific ocean
2. Indian Sea
3. South Atlantic sea
4. Arctic sea
The sandy region near Bahawalpur is called
1. Thal
2. Makran
3. Tharparkar
4. Cholistan
Pakistan is situated at
1. Tropic of cancer
2. Tropic of Capricorn
3. Equator
4. None of the above
Which of the following country is peninsula
1. Greenland
2. Australia
3. Fiji
4. Saudi Arabia
Identify the largest sea
1. Arabian Sea
2. Red Sea
3. Caribbean Sea
4. None of them
The largest of Karakoram Highway in Pakistan
1. 650 K.M
2. 805 K.M
3. 785 K.M
4. M
Which of the following sea is located in central Asia?
1. Red Sea
2. Aral Sea
 3. Baltic Sea
4. None of above
Pinpoint the main objective of W.T.O
1. A fixed quota for each member country trading in the international market
2. To eliminate a quota system and promote free competition in trade
3. To secure third world markets for American & European goods.
4. To Abolish completely customs duties of trade within the member countries
Pakistan shares a common border with the people’s republic of China approximately
1. 600Km
2. 800Km
3. 700Km
4. 900Km
The Parliament of Pakistan is called
1. House of Deputies
2. Majlis-e-Pakistan
3. Majlis-e-Shoora
4. None of these
The National Animal of Pakistan is
1. Elephant
2. Markhor
3. Tiger
4. None of above
The National Tree of Pakistan
1. Chir
2. Shisham
3. Oak
4. Deodar
Which of the following country is not a member of D – 8 Organization
 1. Indonesia
2. Egypt
3. Pakistan
4. Iraq
Which country’s land is below sea level
1. New Zealand
2. Ireland
3. Japan
4. Nether land
On which river Guddu, Sukhur & kotri barrages are situated
1. Chenab
2. Indus
3. Rivi
4. Sutlej
Vitamin E is present in
1. Milk
2. Orange
3. Wheat
4. Egg
The cause of Malaria was discovered by
1. Ronald Ross
2. Edward Jenner
3. C Hopkins
4. Paul Muller
Which of the following country consists of 13000 islands
1. Malaysia
2. Indonesia
3. Greenland
 4. Philippines
The first viceroy if India was
1. Lord Canning
2. Lord Elgin
3. Lord Clive
4. Lord Mayo
The Caspian Sea contains 16 percent of earth’s potential oil reserves, the five countries sharing
the border with the sea are
1. Russia , Iran, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kuwait
2. Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, turkey, Iran Kyrgzistan
3. Kyrgzistan , Azerbaijan ,Iran, Russia, Kazakhstan
4. Kazakhstan, Iran, Russia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan
What is the subway?
1. A road or path raised above ground level
2. Underground passage
3. The short passage to any place
4. None of the above
Plants at night exhale
1. Oxygen
2. Nitrogen
3. Carbon dioxide
4. Hydrogen
Sunlight is composed of
1. Three colors
2. Seven colors
3. Five colors
4. Nine colors
Which is the least conductor of electricity
1. Silver
 2. Copper
3. Iron
4. Wood
Which vitamin can’t be stored in the body
1. Vitamin A
2. Vitamin B
3. Vitamin C
4. Vitamin E
Ritcher scale is used for measuring
1. The magnitude of earthquakes
2. Rainfall
3. The water level in the Dam
4. Wind velocity
Jaundice is the disease of
1. Liver
2. Kidney
3. Spleen
4. Lungs
Nuclear Energy is obtained from
1. Plutonium
2. Thorium
3. A & B
4. Uranium
Topography is a branch of science which deals with
1. Physical features of particular area
2. Vital statics of birth, mortality disease etc
3. Study of maps
4. Scientific study of ancients relics of man
“Oxus River” is flowing between
1. Iran
2. Afghanisan & Tajikistan
3. Jordan & Israel
4. Russia & Turkey
The largest population density is in
1. Pakistan
2. India
3. Bangladesh
4. Sri Lanka
What is meant by “Sine Die”
1. Under judicial Consideration
2. Without fixing a data
3. Superior
4. Treason
The world population has now reached
1. 4 billion
2. 7 billion
3. 6 billion
4. 8 billion
World’s largest Desert in the area is
1. Sahara
2. Arabia
3. Gobi
4. Mojave
Which element is called the earth maker?
1. Sodium
2. Argon
 3. Neon
4. None of these
The Dead Sea is lying between?
1. Iran & Sudan
2. Israel & Jordan
3. Russia & Japan
4. Greece & Turkey
Anza Missile is
1. Surface to surface
2. Surface to air
3. Air to Air
4. Anti Tank
In which of the following conferences of Non – Aligned Movement (N.A.M) Pakistan was
accepted as its full fledged membership
1. 1976, Colombo
2. 1079, Havana
3. 1983, New Delhi
4. 1986, Harare
Identify the largest sea
1. South China Sea
2. Caribbean Sea
3. Arabian Sea
4. Sea of Marmara
In the National Anthem of Pakistan Jan –I- Istaqbal stands for
1. Making progress
2. Symbol of ambitions
3. Inspiration of future
4. None of them
What is “Detents” in international relations
 1. Method of diplomacy
2. Hodtole attitude against other countries
3. Cessation of hostilities between two countries
4. All of the above
Under the Basin treaty 1960, the water of rivers awarded to Pakistan are
1. Indus, Jhelum, Chenab
2. Ravi, Sutlej, Beas
3. Indus, Ravi, Chenab
4. None of these
Highest Literacy rate among the SAARC Countries is in
1. India
2. Sri Lanka
3. Maldev
4. Pakistan
“LISP” computer Language means
1. List Pointing
2. List Protection
3. List Processing
4. None of these
“Narita” is the famous airport of which of the following countries?
1. Japan
2. Srilanka
3. Hongkong
4. Korea
The Study of Carrer is called?
1. Acology
2. Agrology
3. Prosopography
 4. None of the above
Which one is the World 5th Largest religion?
1. Buddhism
2. Christianity
3. Sikhism
4. Hinduism
Syncope is the medical name of which condition?
1. Heart Attack
2. Fainting
3. High Blood Pressure
4. None of the above
Who invented the X Rays?
1. Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen
2. Einstein
3. Bohr
4. None of these

William Shakespeare was born in?

1. 1565
2. 1564
3. 1563
4. 1562
Gurdwara is a?
1. Hindu Temple
2. Sikh Temple
3. Catholic Temple
4. None of these
___ is the fear of Vegetables?
1. Acrophobia
2. Claustrophobia
3. Hydrophobia
4. Lahnaphophobia
Which animal is the symbol of long life in Korea?
1. Deer
2. Horse
3. Wolf
4. Whales
Communist China was founded in?
1. 1951
2. 1949
3. 1948
4. 1947
The world First University was founded in Bologna, Italy in?
1. 1089
2. 1088
3. 1087
4. 1086
The gross storage capacity of proposed Bhasha Dam reservoir is
7. 3MAF
8. 9MAF
9. 7MAF
10. 2MAF
Which is the smallest state in area
1. Bahrain
2. Malta
 3. Maldives
4. Brunei
The distance of place south or north of equator is called
1. Altitude
2. Latitude
3. Longitude
4. multitude
One inch is equal to
1. 54cm
2. 64cm
3. 54cm
4. 02cm
Which part of the world is called “land of free people”
1. Switzerland
2. West Indies
3. Thailand
4. Korea
Arboriculture is a science of
1. Raising of Silk warms for the production of raw silk
2. Cultivation of flowers fruit and ornamental plants
3. Cultivation of trees
4. Study of insects
What is the range of Hatf –I-Missile
1. 100 k.m
2. 200 k.m
3. 400 k.m
4. 500 k.m
“Asia watch” is a
 1. Human Rights organization
2. A big cock in Japan’s parliament building
3. News Agency of Taiwan
4. None of these
Which of the statements is not correct
1. A normal blood pressure of human body is 120 &80
2. A baby’s heart beats about 120 times a minute
3. The blood pressure rises with age
4. San Francisco
The world’s famous bridge Golden gate is located in
1. New York
2. Mexico City
3. Sydney
4. San Francisco
Abul Qasim Al – Zahrawi was great Muslim
1. Philosopher
2. Surgeon
3. Poet
4. Warrior
What is Acrophobia
1. It is fear of Heights
2. It is fear of water
3. It is Fear of dogs
4. None of these
The acceleration caused by gravity per second is
1. 22feet
2. 32feet
3. 52feet
 4. 42feet
Which of the following statement is correct
Preemption is
1. An order of court for confiscation of property
2. The right of purchase on reference to others
3. State of lawlessness in the country
4. The right of movement within a country
In which of the following country the population growth is lowest
1. Pakistan
2. Indonesia
3. China
4. Bangladesh
Davis cup is associated with which sport/game
1. Baseball
2. Table tennis
3. Badminton
4. Lawn tennis
Pakistan is separated from Tajikistan by
1. Pamir Knot
2. Durand Line
3. Wakhan
4. Baltistan
“Pristina” is the capital of
1. Chechnya
2. Bosnia
3. East Timor
4. Kossovo
Oldest Barrage of Pakistan is
 1. Taunsa Barrage
2. Trimmu Barrage
3. Kotri Barrage
4. Sukkar Barrrage
Identify the first South Asian country which has rectified comprehensive test ban Treaty (CTBT)
1. Sri Lanka
2. Nepal
3. Bangladesh
4. None of these
When does Lunar eclipse Occur
1. When the earth comes between the sun and the moon
2. When the moon comes between the sun and the earth
3. When the earth comes between the noon and the Jupiter
4. When the sun comes between and the earth the planet mars
One meters is equal to
1. 101mm
2. 102mm
3. 105mm
4. None of these
Percentage is nitrogen gas in the air is
1. 40
2. 85
3. 68
4. 78
Pakistan is not member of one of the following international organizations
1. A.M
2. G -8
3. C.O
 4. A.A.RC
All disputes concerning water resources among provinces or federally administered areas under
1973 constitutions shall be raised in
1. National Finance Commission
2. National Economic Council
3. National Security Council
4. Council of common interests
Charter of the UNO was signed at San Francisco on
1. 26 June 1945
2. 20 Oct, 1945
3. 15 June, 1945
4. 12 Hybe, 1945
Green vegetables are good source of :
1. Fats & oils
2. Protein
3. Minerals & Vitamins
4. Starch
Reuters is the famous news agency of
1. Russia
2. France
3. Britain
4. Canada
When the stock market is rising it is called
1. Booming
2. Bullish
3. Upward tendency
4. Hawkish
The substance human body produces to fight against disease germs are called:
1. Viruses
 2. Anti bodies
3. Vaccines
4. Serums
Theodolite is instrument for measuring
1. Height
2. Angle of elevations and depression
3. Potential difference
4. Current
The term of office for the Judges of international court of justice is:
1. Three years
2. Seven years
3. Five years
4. Nine years
In the total population of Pakistan, the percentage of income tax payers is
1. 05%
2. 5%
3. 75%
4. 4%
The farthest planet form sun is
1. Jupiter
2. Mercury
3. Saturn
4. Pluto
Bristol is the sea port of
1. General
2. Netherland
3. Australia
4. England
In which of the region “Chechnya” is located:
1. Central Asia
2. Caspian Belt
3. South Caucasus
4. North
1.
Forest Area of Pakistan is:
2. 8%
3. 5%
4. 5%
5. 6%
Population density of Pakistan per square kilometer (1998 cenus) is
1. 180
2. 208
3. 164
4. 113
From plassey to Pakistan is the biography
1. Feroz Khan
2. Iskander Mirza
3. Mumtaz Daultana
4. Liaqat Ali Khan
ANZUS stands for
1. African Nations Zest for Security
2. Association for security purpose for Australia, New Zealand & United States
3. Afghan Nations Zealous unity for struggle
4. All Nigerian, Zambian,Uraguay Society
Five thousand years of Pakistan a noted book on Pakistan’s Cultural heritage is written by
1. Lawrence Zaring
 2. E.M wheeler
3. Kari Jettmaru
4. D Husain
What is green Peace
1. A mountain range in North America
2. The largest island in the world
3. Geological society of London
4. An organization that stresses the need maintain a balance between human progress
& environment conservation
“Feminism” is a
1. System of Government projecting equal status of women in society
2. Set of belief put forward by Tibtan society
3. Belief that women sub-ordination to men should end
4. None of above
According to the scientific research one of the following items of daily use we has anti septic
properties
1. Onion
2. Garlic
3. Salt
4. Egg
Eastern Mediterranean Island Cyprus is divided between
1. Germany & Poland
2. Turkey & Greece
3. France & Greece
4. Indonesia & Japan
When did Pakistan become as Islamic Republic
1. 1947
2. 1962
3. 1956
 4. 1973
What do you means by term “Apartheid”
1. Social harmony
2. Racial segregation
3. Trade embargo
4. Nuclear threat
Who was founder of Lodhi dynasty of India (1451 – 1526)
1. Ibrahim Lodhi
2. Bahlot Lodhi
3. Skinmdar lodhi
4. Noneof these`
What is measured on Torro Scale?
1. Tornados
2. Earthquakes
3. Tsunami
4. None of these
The male camel is called as?
1. Male Camel
2. Bull
3. Jemel
4. None of these
Which of the following countries has two assault AK-47 on their flags
1. Mozambique
2. Barbados
3. Trident Belize
4. None of these
Which of the following mammal has fewest teeth?
1. Armadillo
 2. Whale
3. Kangaroo
4. None of these
Which man is the called the man of destiny?
1. Napoleon Bonaparte
2. Francis Baron
3. King Arthur
4. None of these
Who is the founder of Judaism?
1. Mahavira
2. Confucious
3. Abraham
4. None of the above
Which of the following sea is sometimes called as Euxine Sea?
1. Red Sea
2. Black Sea
3. Carrabiean Sea
4. None of the above
Which of the following English chemist first isolated sodium?
1. Humphry Davy
2. Charles Hatchett
3. John Mercer
4. John Newland
In which of the following units the thickness of the silk is measured?
1. Micron
2. Micronaire
3. Denier
4. None of these
Among the following which creature can live up to one year without eating?
1. Silver Fish
2. Earwig
3. Boetle
4. Bed Bug
Which of the following countries, is the world’s largest emitter of carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere?
1. China
2. America
3. Russia
4. India
Who is the Stanely McChrystal?
1. Commander US forces in Afghanistan
2. Head of the US Central Command ( CENTCOM)
3. NATO Commander in Afghanistan
4. None of these
The headquarters of ‘ Green peace International’ is located at?
1. Vancouver
2. Amsterdam
3. London
4. Paris
The oldest internet search engines among the following are?
1. Google
2. MSN search
3. Yahoo
4. Ask.com
The power generating capacity of Diamer-Basha dam would be?
1. 3450MW
2. 3800MW
 3. 4500MW
4. None of these
‘ANTARA’ is the news agency of?
1. Indonesia
2. Malaysia
3. Turkey
4. None of these
The largest opium producer province of Afghanistan is?
1. Helmand
2. Nangarhar
3. Badakhshan
4. None of these
‘Silk Air’ is an airline of?
1. Srilanka
2. Switzerland
3. Singapore
4. China
‘Channel Tunnel ‘ is an undersea rail tunnel linking?
1. England and Ireland
2. England and France
3. France and Germany
4. None of these
‘The Strait of Malacca’ is the main shipping channel between the Indian Ocean and?
1. North Pacific Ocean
2. South Pacific Ocean
3. South Atlantic Ocean
4. None of these
The recently Published book- ” Between Dreams and Realities is written by?
 1. Shamshad Ahmed Khan
2. Gohar Ayub
3. Sahibzada Yaqoob Ali Khan
4. None of these
The largest agency of FATA by population is?
1. Bajaur Agency
2. North of Waziristan
3. South Waziristan
4. None of these
Which of the following categories of Nobel Prize was Established in 1968?
1. Medicines
2. Literature
3. Economics
4. None of these
The total cultivated land of Pakistan is approximately?
1. 80 million hectors
2. 120million hectors
3. 150 million hectors
4. None of these
Who is ” Francois Fillon”?
1. Prime Minister of Italy
2. President of Germany
3. Prime Minister of France
4. None of these
The largest island in the Indian Ocean is?
1. Srilanka
2. Sumatra
3. Madagascar
 4. None of these
3 May is observed Internationally as?
1. Environment Day
2. Population Day
3. Press Freedom Day
4. None of these
2016 Summer Olympics was held in?
1. Rio de Janerio
2. Sydney
3. Madrid
4. Chicago
“kYAT” is the currency of?
1. Nepal
2. Myanmar
3. Bhutan
4. None of these
Environment Treaty ” Kyoto Protocol” will be expired in?
1. 2012
2. 2014
3. 2015
4. None of these
Name the Siant who first came in Lahore?
1. Ali Makhdum Hajveri
2. Shaikh Ismail
3. Data Gunj Baksh
4. None of these
The world’s highest mountain is in?
1. Nepal
 2. Italy
3. srilanka
4. China
On the map of the world Which country appears as long as a shoe?
1. Italy
2. Malta
3. Croatia
4. Moldova
The headquarters of Red cross is in?
1. London
2. New York
3. Berlin
4. Geneva
Diamer-Bahsah dam has been planned on the river?
1. Jehlum
2. Chenab
3. Indus
4. None of the above
Haj scam 2010 struck a blow to?
1. Fazal-ur-Rehman
2. Azam Swati, Hamid Saeed Kazmi
3. Ishaq Dar
4. None of these
Who was the special representative of the USA for Afghanistan and Pakistan Affairs?
1. Richard Halbrooke
2. Joan Alizbeth
3. Ge. Mc Arthur
4. None of these
AFPAK policy was announced in?
1. 2008
2. 2009
3. 2007
4. None of these
Ship-mounted energy project ( activated in Pakistan; 2010) is sponsored by?
1. Saudi Arabia
2. China
3. Turkey
4. None of these
Asain development bank was established in?
1. 1964
2. 1966
3. 1968
4. 1960
Who were the three statesmen who formulated Non -Aligned Movement?
1. Gandhi, Naseer, Tito
2. Nehru, Naseer, Tito
3. Chou-en-Lai, Bhutto, Nehru
4. Soe Karno, Naseer, Tito
The permanent secretariat of SAARC is established at?
1. Kathmandu
2. Dhaka
3. Delhi
4. Islamabad
The Rio conference on sustainable development was convened in?
1. 1972
2. 1992
 3. 2002
4. None of the above
World Trade Organization was established in?
1. 1992
2. 1993
3. 1994
4. 1995
How many officials working languages are recognized by UNO?
1. 8
2. 6
3. 7
4. 4
The first UN conference on sustainable development happened in?
1. 1952
2. 1962
3. 1972
4. 1982
Mirani dam exists in?
1. Sindh
2. Punjab
3. Balochistan
4. None of these
The Founder of Wikileaks scam belongs to?
1. America
2. England
3. Australia
4. Austria
There are how many nonpermanent members of the security council?
 1. 12
2. 13
3. 14
4. 10
Pakistan has become a non-permanent member of Security Council for?
1. Five Times
2. Two Times
3. Three Times
4. Six Times
How many rings are on the Olympics flag?
1. Five
2. Four
3. Six
4. Three
King Zog ruled which country?
1. Albania
2. France
3. Turkey
4. None of these
Which part of your body is called patella?
1. Knee Cap
2. Shoulder
3. Wrist joint
4. None of these
Where you can find London bridge today?
1. USA ( Arizona)
2. Canada
3. Florida
 4. None of these
Who was the first man in space?
1. Neil Armstrong
2. Yuri Gagarin
3. Tom Latham
4. None of these
Who has won the most Oscars?
1. Walt Disney
2. 21st Century Fox
3. Time Warner
4. None of the above
Which Country grows the most fruit?
1. China
2. America
3. India
4. None of these
__ is the largest state in America?
1. Alaska
2. Texas
3. California
4. None of these
What was the capital of Ethiopia?
1. Addis Ababa
2. Axum
3. Gondar
4. None of these
Which of the following human rights organization founded in 1961 got the Nobel prize 1977.
1. National Dialogue Quartet
 2. Amnesty International
3. European Union
4. None of the above
In 1845 who designed the first Iron ship Great-Britain?
1. I.Kingdom Burnel
2. Jack Benny
3. Jayne Austin
4. None of the above
Consumption was the name of which of the following disease?
1. Hepatitis C
2. Cancer
3. Tuberculosis
4. None of them
The Diamond State is the name of which state of America?
1. Texas
2. California
3. Delaware
4. None of these
Blood circulation was discovered by?
1. William Harvey
2. Bob Dylan
3. Francis Drake
4. None of them
Which martial art name means Gentle way?
1. Judo
2. Kendo
3. Karate
4. Tai Chi
Which of the following digit exist in Roman Numerics?
1. One
2. Zero
3. Ten
4. None of them
The lost of taste sense is known as?
1. Anosmia
2. Ageusia
3. Somatosensory loss
4. None of them
In South Africa who performed the first heart surgery?
1. Christian Barnard
2. Erwin Rommel
3. Thomas octave
4. None of these
The oldest swimming stroke is?
1. Crawl Stroke
2. Butterfly Stroke
3. Breast Stroke
4. Back Stroke
Which Fruit has the most protein?
1. Bananas
2. Avocado
3. Apple
4. None of these
Which of the following country grew the first orange?
1. China
2. Russia
 3. America
4. France
In which of the following countries the antibiotics are first used
1. China
2. Egypt
3. America
4. None of these
Which country president doesn’t have an official residence
1. France
2. Brazil
3. Cuba
4. None of these
Largest sea by area is?
1. Arabian Sea
2. South China Sea
3. Carrabiean Sea
4. None of them
Which if the following island has unique wildlife of 90%
1. Skye
2. Madagascar
3. Corfu Island
4. Kauai
_____ is the worlds largest seed?
1. breadnut
2. Chia
3. Flax
4. Coco- de-mara-palm-double coconut
Taphohopbia us the fear of?
 1. Heights
2. Water
3. Burried alive
4. None of these
Which of the following European nation is the first to drink tea?
1. Dutch
2. Albanian
3. Bulgarian
4. None of these
Somatology is the study of?
1. Human Body
2. Natural science
3. Physical science
4. None of these
___ is known as the dear of becoming cold?
1. Frigophobia
2. Aerophobia
3. Agoraphobia
4. None of these
Which of the following company invented the transistor radio in 1952?
1. Sony
2. Philips
3. National
4. None of these
Marines Compass was discovered by which of the following country?
1. America
2. Japan
3. China
 4. Germany
The most books are written about which game?
1. Chess
2. Soccer
3. Cricket
4. None of these
The fear of speaking is called?
1. Aerophobia
2. Agoraphobia
3. Halophobia
4. None of the above
Which of the following is known as the study of the science of Population?
1. Demography
2. Geography
3. Sociology
4. Plutocracy
Who issues one Rupee note in Pakistan?
1. State Bank of Pakistan
2. Government of Pakistan
3. Both of the above
4. None of the above